Congruent Triangles sss & sas
2 answers:
SSS is side-side-side
for example: they give you a triangle with side lengths - 3cm, 4cm, 5cm
This would be SSS
SAS is side-angle-side
for example: they give you a triangle with a side length, angle measurement, and a side length - 3cm, 45 degrees, 5cm
This would be SAS
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for example: they give you a triangle with side lengths - 3cm, 4cm, 5cm
This would be SSS
SAS is side-angle-side
for example: they give you a triangle with a side length, angle measurement, and a side length - 3cm, 45 degrees, 5cm
This would be SAS
I attached a picture so that it helps you more.
HOPE THIS HELPS!!!! :)
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Interval notation is written using brackets or parentheses. Brackets mean that the value of the corresponding side is equal to the function. Parentheses are the opposite of brackets in this case, and it is not part of the equation.
I will post the graph of this equation below.
Therefore, the domain of this equation in interval notation is (-∞, 6/7).
Note that it is parentheses not brackets. The graph does not go past 6/7, and infinity is not a number, it is a concept.
